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| techwiki:winsys [2022/10/15 17:49] – [PDF can't be delete after open it in adobe pdf reader] ying | techwiki:winsys [2022/11/30 12:28] – [Windows path max length] ying | ||
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| ===== PDF can't be delete after open it in adobe pdf reader ===== | ===== PDF can't be delete after open it in adobe pdf reader ===== | ||
| - | * Adobe PDF reader once opens the PDF file, it locks it for a quite while due to a sync service in background, kill that app in task manager with admin right will get it unlock | + | * Adobe PDF reader once opens the PDF file, it locks it for a quite while due to a sync+certificate |
| - | * or simple launch cmd with admin and run < | + | * or simple launch cmd with admin and run < |
| - | * the app location, and you can add _bk its file name end to stop that app be shown up next time for frequent pdf open close delete task < | + | taskkill /f /im AdobeCollabSync.exe |
| + | taskkill /f /im RdrCEF.exe | ||
| + | </ | ||
| + | * the app location, and you can add _bk its file name end to stop that app be shown up next time for frequent pdf open close delete task < | ||
| + | ..the installed path ...\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AdobeCollabSync.exe | ||
| + | ..the installed path ...\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\AcroCEF\RdrCEF.exe | ||
| + | </ | ||
| ===== Delete huge folder and tons of files take too long===== | ===== Delete huge folder and tons of files take too long===== | ||
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| * windows path has a length limit of 260 characters. | * windows path has a length limit of 260 characters. | ||
| * MAX_PATH | * MAX_PATH | ||
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| + | ===== Other Disk Drive has no permission after put them into new computer system===== | ||
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| + | * Problem: after install new OS in c drive disk, some other drive like D, E drive has no access permission | ||
| + | * Solution: you need to right click on the drive icon in computer, | ||
| + | * right click on drive icon in explorer, property > Security tab > click Advanced button (you need admin account for below action) | ||
| + | * you can now see the Advacnced Security settings for your drive | ||
| + | * name, Owner, permission entries | ||
| + | * the only thing you need to change and make sure, Owner = System, if not, click change next to Owner | ||
| + | * in pop up dialog, click Advanced ... | ||
| + | * click Find Now button in next pop up | ||
| + | * select SYSTEM in the below list and OK and OK and OK | ||